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6 The Independent, Canadian Statesman Weekender, Bowmanville, Saturday, January 15,1994 Central Ontario Jr. C Standings (as of January 10) Team GP W L T Pts Bowmanville 25 19 5 1 39 Uxbridge 26 16 8 2 34 Port Perry 25 14 9 2 30 Lakefield 24 10 13 1 23 Little Britain 24 7 15 2 17 Bobcaygeon 24 4 20 0 8 (Teams get one point for overtime loss) Bowmanville Eagles Scoring Statistics Player GP G A Pts. Pirns. Brad Robinson 25 16 26 42 60 Todd Cannings 24 14 18 32 72 Gary Armstrong 24 11 19 30 40 Sean Brown 24 10 18 28 54 Dave Stockton 23 10 15 25 37 Ryan Becker 24 10 14 24 98 Gary Adams 24 11 12 23 33 Curtis Hodgins 10 12 8 20 6 Matt Cardwell 25 4 13 17 58 Jeremie Pate 15 9 7 16 51 Pete Young 19 7 7 14 38 Jeff Murphy 23 7 6 13 12 Dave Real 20 7 5 12 136 Craig Hilton 24 4 7 11 93 Geoff Fleming 16 3 8 11 67 Jeff Flintoff 19 0 9 9 18 Eric Warner 15 3 5 8 18 Dave Watt 24 2 5 7 24 Kirby Moore 10 1 4 5 23 Drew Allenby 12 1 4 5 136 Goalies Mins. GA Avg. Barry Crawford 680 32 2.82 Jason Bailey 280 15 3.21 Drew Campbell 327 24 4.40 Goodyear Eagles Maintain Stranglehold on First Place Crow Sports Wins 'A' Title Crow Sports Major Atom Toros travelled to Peterborough on December December 18 to participate in the Peterborough Peterborough Nationals tournament. Their first game was against Lindsay, Lindsay, where they got their first win by a score of 5-3. The goal-scorers included included Chris Laton with a natural hat- trick. Singles went to Jared Greening and Nick Stacey. Their second game was against a tough club from Trenton. By the early part of the second period, Crow Sports had opened up a commanding 5-1 lead. Unfortunately, some mental er- ' rors allowed Trenton to come roaring back and get as close as 5-4 when the second period ended. Fortunately, the wake-up call came early in the third period as the Toros came storming back to outscore Trenton Trenton 4-1 in the final frame and capture their second victory by a score of 9-5. Goal-scorers for Bowmanville were Eric Dion, Daryl Stockman and Nick Stacey each with two goals, with Sean Pudlis, Chris Laton and Mark Gunter adding singles. Crow Sports then went on to meet the host team, the Peterborough Nationals. Nationals. It may be interesting to note that these teams met once before in the finals of a tournament held in Al- liston back in October. That encounter, encounter, unfortunately, went in Peterborough's Peterborough's favor with a 2-1 victory. However, on this day, Crow Sports got revenge, defeating the-host club by a convincing 6-2 score to end the tournament with a perfect 3-0 record and. the tournament win. The goal- scorers were Nick Stacey with three, Chris Laton, Ian Gleeson and Mark Gunter with one each. The goaltending of Brian Harris and Peter Godfrey was solid when called upon during critical situations. One week later, Crow Sports Major Major Atom Toros participated in the annual annual Checkers Variety Christmas Classic hosted by the BMHA. In the first game, they faced off against the Ajax Knights in a hard- fought, action-packed game. If not for the strong performance of Toro goal- tender Brian Harris, the score could have been much higher. After a scoreless first period, Jared Greening scored, giving the Toros a 1- 0 lead. The teams resumed play in the third period, with the Toros trailing 2- Ï. Goaltender Brian Harris was called upon to make several key saves, while Crow Sports continued to press, often taking chances to try for the equalizer. The Toros, with the goalie out in favour favour of the extra attacker, battled frantically frantically in the last minute to try and tie the score. But, with 15 second left, Ajax got control of the puck and fired it into the empty net, making the final score 3-1 for Ajax. The next day, Crow Sports went up against the Welland Tigers in a very physical, high-spirited game. The Toros Toros opened the scoring early in the first period on a nice setup from Daryl Steele to Daryl Stockman, who had positioned himself in the slot, and one-timed the pass into the net past a surprised Welland netminder. That goal in the first period proved to be die winner as Bowmanville blanked Welland 1-0, with Brian Harris Harris earning the shutout. Later that day, Crow Sports met the Willowdale Blackhawks in game three. Tan Gleeson and Jared Greening had the only Bowmanville. goals in a 5-2 loss. Although the loss dropped Crow Sports to the 'C' Championship, the team played well throughout the tournament, tournament, and everyone associated with the team was proud of their efforts. Well done, guys! The championship game was rescheduled rescheduled to January 30 due to the ammonia leak at Darlington. Bowmanville Eagles goaltender Drew Campbell takes a look over his shoulder to see who was responsible responsible for knocking Ms net from its place. The guilty parties were teammate Sean Brown (#19), and Shawn Parnell of Lakefield. Bowmanville won the game, played at the Recreation Complex last Sunday night, by a score of 9-1. Their next home game is Sunday, January 23, at 7:30 p.m. against Bobcaygeon. Newcastle's OMHA Novice hockey hockey team resumed play in 1994 with their undefeated record on the line.. On Saturday, January 8, Newcastle defeated Sunderland by the score of 5- • 3. Trailing 1-0 at the end of the first period, Newcastle stormed back with three goals in the second period. Joe Castellano opened the scoring for Newcastle, unassisted. Paul Garisto scored the second goal, assisted by John Stafford and Brendan O'Sullivan. John Stafford scored, unassisted, unassisted, to give Newcastle a 3-1 lead at the end of the second period. Sunderland scored two goals to tie the game at three. With 31 seconds left in the game, Newcastle scored two quick goals to steal the game. Scoring the winning goal was Joshua Rutledge, assisted by Paul Garisto. Just 16 seconds later, Nicholas Boyd scored, assisted by Eric Shah and John Stafford to seal the win. On Sunday, January 9, Newcastle travelled to Manvers and came away with a 4-0 victory. Newcastle's first goal was scored by Eric Shah, set up by some great passing by Nicholas Boyd and Joe Castellano. Eric Shah scored his second second goal of the game, again set up by his linemates Nicholas Boyd and Joe Castellano. Joshua Rutledge scored, unassisted, early in the second period. Paul Garisto scored with 11 seconds Hooper's Jewellers ... Antique Pocket Watches and Modern Watch Repairing We use only fresh Maxell watch and electronic equipment batteries. All watches purchased include a FREE lifetime battery replacement. Hooper's Jewellers 39 King St. W. Bowmanville Telephone 623-5747 SPORTS CARD SHOW SAT., JAN. 15 Bowmanville Recreation Complex Location: Hwy. 2. Bowmanville (Exit 401 at Waverlev Rd.J Time: 11 a.m.~4p.m. FREE ADMISSION Next Show: Sat., Jan. 29 C905J 728-4456 remaining in the game to round out the scoring. Dylan Cull recorded the shutout, his fifth of the season. On Monday, Newcastle visited Ops and took advantage of numerous power plays to skate away with a 9-1 win. Scoring for Newcastle were Joshua Joshua Rutledge with three, Paul Garisto and Joe Castellano both with two, and singles to Nicholas Boyd and John Stafford. The boys resume action on Thursday Thursday against Orono. PTIMAL Wealth Chiropractic Centre #152 Church St. ' Town Hall N ♦ Temperance X 3 ■ CO to OPEN HOUSE Saturday, January 22,1994 11 a.ih. - 3 p.m. • meet the doctors • meet the massage therapists • meet the staff • massage demos • thumper demos • info sessions • clinic tours • refreshments • learn about chiropractic, laser acupuncture, massage therapy and our holistic approach to health care. 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